The climate crisis is not a theoretical problem for the future. It is an imminent problem and crisis right now.

Let's recognize carbon capture for what it is. ... it is a delay tactic and a distraction.

Let's be done with it. Let's end 45Q that gives tax breaks to companies that say they are going to build yet haven't.

Carbon capture is not proven and its risks are catastrophically dangerous.

Let's continue to highlight the harmful effects on our most vulnerable communities, and I think we can start to make some real impacts there.

at the end of the day, infrastructure, in its development and implementation, has the potential to divide or to bridge, to enforce oppression or to dismantle it, and we have to learn the lessons of the past and chart a better course.

for too long, our traditional infrastructure investments and policies have really exacerbated inequities and disparities in our communities.

the 1956 Interstate Highway Act... resulted in the displacement of more than 1 million people and more than 475,000 families in just 2 decades.

Our communities lost access to jobs and other critical resources, divestment that to this very day contributes to the racial wealth gap in our nation.

At the age of 86 years young today, we give Willie O'Ree his flowers. Go Bruins.

We need consumer confidence to rally. We need people to feel safe and want to travel and spend their money on entertainment...

While the PPP money and the Save Our Stages money was critical to keeping our employees on payroll this last year...